Crave strap whip by Spartacus - review by Sir

Thanks for the great review.

Ty for the detailed review, and revealing the leather sheds after contact with skin.

thanks for the review

Nice review. Curious if you or anyone else found any heavier floggers available on Eden's. I've looked through the selection and the beginner category seems to be well-represented, but I haven't found much in the way of solid, thuddy toys.

The way that the world works today is still pretty much the same. When a person hears or sees’s a person who has a disability it is believed they are unable to handle a situation on their own. When you look around you when you’re in the store, or on school campus, anyplace that you can visually see another person. When you see someone who has a difference in appearance or instance, walking with a cane, crutch, wheelchair something that personally that person does not have they tend to treat the person with that disability differently. Such as they will stand there and stare, whisper behind their hand to someone else not taking their eyes off of the person they are speaking of. It’s extremely sad. I can attest at one point I did this at least stared and wouldn’t look away. This was until my own family had to handle something like this. I watched my son at 5 years old get stares and whispers. I could hear these people make comments on how awful he looked, and were afraid of him when he had to go outside and wear a mask in public, they would comment and worry that this child could give them something, when in all I had to explain to them when I would hear them. I would say, “He has cancer, it’s not something he can give to you, but he wears the mask so you don’t give him something.” I dealt with that for 3 almost 4 years to attempt to keep my child healthy. Because of this situation I have a whole new outlook on the world around me. Instead of staring and commenting when I see someone who has a disability, I stop smile and say, “Hi.” So they feel like a human being too. If everyone in the world would stop and take a moment to reflect on someone else’s need and feelings then maybe there would not be so many issues as to placing disabled into a employment setting. They may not be as quick and able to do 100% of the things a normal healthy person can do, but they are human and should be given a chance to prove themselves, like we are to prove ourselves to any job that we do as well. Give a little get a little and give everyone a chance.

sorry I hit the wrong buttong so ignore wish there was an edit button LOL so now you accidently getta read my english assignment LOL good review thoguh

Great review!

Good review...

Thorough review, as always Sir. Still wish this came in something non-leather.

Thank you for the review. Very informative and detailed.

Great review!

Thank you!

Thank you for the details.

Thanks for the review!

Thanks for the review!